Nara, Nikko and Mori 3 Pattern Bundle

The Nara PDF pattern includes:

- sizes 12 months - 14 years

- dress and top

- designed for woven fabrics

- drop waist style

- optional bodice pintucks

- optional collar

- optional pocket

- front bodice button down closure

- sleeve options: sleeveless, flutter and long

- top includes a ruffle hem option

- optional hair bow with two embroidery designs

- an A0 file is included

- imperial and metric measurements

The Nikko PDF pattern includes: 

- sizes 12 months - 14 years

- dress and top

- designed for woven fabrics

- v-shaped neckline

- tied collar 

- back button closure

- sleeve options: short sleeves with sleeve bands, 3/4 or long double ruffle sleeve or sleeveless

- optional faux pockets

- skirt options: gathered skirt or a box pleated skirt

- an A0 file is included

- imperial and metric measurements

The Mori Girl PDF pattern includes: 

- sizes 12 months - 14 years

- dress

- designed for woven fabrics

- optional bodice ruffle

- optional neckline ruffle

- button front closure 

- sleeve options: short or long puff sleeves with accented with a ruffle cuff

- gathered skirt

- skirt length: vintage and knee length 

- an A0 file is included

- imperial and metric measurements

Pattern consists of printable pattern pieces and a cutting chart for rectangular pieces.

See the free Nara coloring page. 

See the free Nikko coloring page. 

See the free Mori coloring page.

This sale is for a PDF pattern, not a finished product. This pattern is available via INSTANT download. Upon payment confirmation, you will receive a digital download link on the order confirmation page and via the email you entered at checkout. In the event of a lost pattern or download error, contact customer service. An A0 file is included. Adobe Reader is required to read the PDF file and the pattern can be printed on 8.5” x 11” (or A4) paper. Duplicating or sharing this file is strictly prohibited, but items produced using this pattern may be sold in limited quantities. Please credit Little Lizard King as the pattern designer in the sale of custom garments.